Plan Early to Maximize Bluetooth LE Tag Battery Life

Event Description

Many OEMs developing Bluetooth® Low Energy (Bluetooth LE) asset tracking solutions don’t consider their device’s battery life until it’s too late. Whether your device features RSSI (receiver signal strength indicator) for proximity or AoA (angle of arrival), and AoD (angle of departure) for direction finding, battery life should be a requirement on day one of your development cycle.

All coin-cell powered Bluetooth LE tag or beacon ensuring your battery lasts as long as possible is key to giving your device a competitive edge. It can be challenging to measure wake and sleep currents and accurately calculate your exact battery life.

As the industry’s lowest power Flash-based Bluetooth 5.2 MCU, the RSL15 is the optimal solution for secure battery-powered devices. In this webinar, Bob will demonstrate the new RSL15 Battery Life Estimator, a free tool available through the onsemi Community Forums. The calculator uses over 600 bench measurements for input data to provide highly accurate device power estimates.

Join us to learn how the RSL15 Battery Life Estimator can help you save weeks, if not months, of development time for Bluetooth LE enabled beacons or tags.

Key Takeaways

• - Demonstrate how to use the RSL15 Battery Life Estimator
• - Provide an in-depth tutorial on BLE Beacons, RTLS using AoA and IPS using AoD
• - Describe how you can develop industry’s lowest power Bluetooth LE enabled beacons or tags, while saving weeks of development time

Learn more about the RSL15 Secure Bluetooth 5.2 MCU.